Services

The e-bulletin brings you the most up-to-date and relevant information from across the country in your mailbox each Wednesday morning. Many PARC members say the e-bulletin alone is worth the cost of membership!

Categories of information in the e-bulletin include:

• Message from Artistic Director
• Playwright of the Month
• PARC News
• PARC Member News
• PARC Member Productions
• Calls for Submissions
• Writing Retreats and Residencies
• Employment
• Professional Development
• Awards
• Announcements

Information for e-bulletin should be submitted by 5 pm on Mondays to: [email protected]

Housing a copy of your scripts in the PARC Script Library ensures it accessibility and documentation for future. PARC members can visit or borrow from the library by appointment.

Since 2007, Mount Allison University has housed the PARC Library of Atlantic Canadian Scripts. The library contains over 1100 Atlantic Canadian scripts, both published and unpublished. Building this collection continues to be a priority for PARC – any member with a finished work or a completed draft is welcome to have their work displayed in the library. In addition to full scripts, the library also features anthologies of monologues and scenes, reference materials, histories, as well as some digital media and a collection of posters, programs and other memorabilia from our members’ shows. Members, students, professors, potential producers and the public alike are all welcome to use the library.

The physical library is Currently Relocating. Stay tuned. 

To contact the library, you can either call us at 506-364-2122 or email: [email protected].

Free and accessible support from PARC is available to members and potential producers.

Assistance includes: resources, information, networking opportunities, referrals, workshopping and script development expertise. And cheerleading and moral support!

Contact the Artistic Director at [email protected]